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A little plant I bought?
by Maggie
(Vancouver)
identify me !
tiny round leaves, fernlike long stems, pale green, pinkish brown stems, rubbery leaves Drought Smart Plants reply: Hi Maggie, that's a cute little plant - I don't know what it is exactly, although it resembles some of the Pepperomia family. It's hard to tell the exact size as there's nothing to scale it with in the picture. I'll keep thinking on it, and hopefully either my memory will suddenly work, or someone else will recognize it.
Luckily, for care, these types of plants are generally easy to grow and amenable to a wide variety of conditions. It looks pretty happy so I would say that if you keep it in fairly bright light, water it when it looks as though it needs it, and prune to shape it will be happy. I'd be willing to bet that you could get cuttings to root easily, so I would recommend trying that. Sometimes a plant grown from a cutting in your conditions will be healthier than one from a greenhouse, as they're adapted right from the start.
Happy Succulent Gardening! Jacki
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